Anthuriums have waxy, colorful leaves called spathes that look like flowers. As tropical plants, anthuriums prefer high humidity and a stable watering schedule. Because anthuriums are almost always in ...

One look at the large, thick, heart-shaped leaves of anthurium clarinervium with their striking patterns on their leaves and you'll know immediately why it is a popular houseplant. Native to Mexico, ...

Have you ever stopped to admire the beautiful houseplant on the round table in the lobby of the downtown Fort Smith Public Library (except during these winter months)? It is always in bloom and its ...

SEATTLE — Anthurium or flamingo plant is a houseplant sure to add a touch of the tropics and brighten up the living spaces in your home. Not only is this houseplant beautiful, it's also easy to grow.

While vibrant flowers are typically associated with outdoor spring or summer gardens, you can still achieve beautiful blooms in winter indoors — as long as you choose the right houseplant. There's one ...

A rose is a rose is a rose—but there’s nothing like an anthurium. The waxy, otherworldly flower feels straight out of a Georgia O’Keefe painting, and it’s become a botanical barometer for measuring a ...

I still remember the first time I saw an anthurium in real life. I was walking around a small store one November many years ago, and three or four of these beautiful red plants sat in a corner by the ...

As the cooler months arrive, attention turns to enhancing indoor spaces with stylish houseplants, and this season sees a distinct trend emerging. Florals are very much in vogue, according to Claire ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. There are many benefits to honing your green thumb indoors, especially given that there are houseplants that can improve your ...

Alvin Tsuruda stands among the anthuriums he grows at his Waimanalo nursery Waihale Products. “Well, I’m growing them, maybe not as well as the Big Island,” he said. “But I manage!” His penchant for ...

To the untrained eye, an anthurium (or peacock plant) can be mistaken for a colorful peace lily. But, while similar in appearance, the two plants are in fact very different and not even related to one ...